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  1. The Chief AI Officer
    The Chief AI Officer
    How to Build, Lead, and Scale AI Across the Enterprise
    Steve Publications

    AI has moved from the lab to the boardroom. The Chief AI Officer offers a practical guide to leading that shift, from deciding whether you need a CAIO to building the teams, governance and strategy that turn AI into real business value.

  2. The Software Developer's Common Sense
    The Software Developer's Common Sense
    Principles, Judgment, and the Craft of Building Software That Lasts
    Steve Publications

    Good software is not about following rules. It is about knowing when they apply. This book explores the judgment behind building software that lasts, from choosing simplicity over cleverness to balancing today’s needs with tomorrow’s costs. Practical, thoughtful and focused on decisions, not dogma.

  3. Engineering Sovereign Dark Mesh Networks

    A Technical Engineering Reference on Decentralized, Resilient, and Autonomous Mesh Communication InfrastructureWhat happens when a network can no longer depend on centralized infrastructure?Engineering Sovereign Dark Mesh Networks examines the architecture, protocols, cryptographic foundations, routing systems, hardware and resilience strategies behind decentralized communication networks designed to operate across unreliable, disconnected, and infrastructure-constrained environments.

  4. Debugging the Impossible
    Debugging the Impossible
    Techniques for Finding Long-Lived Software Bugs
    Steve Publications

    Some bugs refuse to die. They hide for years, disappear when you look for them and surface only when the conditions are just wrong. Debugging the Impossible shows you how to hunt them down systematically, uncover what is really happening and fix the root cause for good, using practical techniques, runnable code and lessons from real-world failures.

  5. 1,000 Practical Tips for Building Maintainable Software
    1,000 Practical Tips for Building Maintainable Software
    An Authoritative Guide to Designing Code That Lasts
    Steve Publications

    Great software does more than work today. It stays clear, reliable and easy to change years from now. This practical guide packs 1,000 actionable tips on cleaner code, smarter architecture, testing, operations and teamwork, giving you proven ways to build software that lasts without becoming a burden to maintain.

  6. Communication and Stakeholder Management for QA: Influence Without Authority
    Communication and Stakeholder Management for QA: Influence Without Authority
    Bug Report Diplomacy, Release Decisions, and Cross-Team Influence
    Yuri Syuganov

    The most technically brilliant QA engineer is ineffective if nobody listens. Bug diplomacy, blocking a release, and talking to executives.

  7. 관리자는 절대 먼저 DM하지 않습니다
    관리자는 절대 먼저 DM하지 않습니다
    오픈 커뮤니티를 지배하는 스캠 경제의 해부
    Bruno Galvao (브루노 갈방)

    모든 크립토 채널에는 같은 다급한 경고가 고정되어 있습니다. "운영진은 절대 먼저 DM을 보내지 않습니다." 이 책은 그 한 줄 뒤에 숨은 스캠 경제의 필드 가이드입니다. 사칭 관리자, 딥페이크로 만들어진 창업자, 피그 부처링, 통째로 합성된 커뮤니티까지 — 스팸에서 크립토, 그리고 AI로 이어지는 세 시대를 가로질러 추적하고, 이 모든 것을 끝낼 단 하나의 질문에 도달합니다. 지금 이 방에 누가 있는가?

  8. The Guardian Algorithms: Applied Mathematics in Cyber Defense
    The Guardian Algorithms: Applied Mathematics in Cyber Defense
    The Mathematical Architecture of Modern Cybersecurity
    AhmedAdawy

    Behind every secure network lies an unbreakable mathematical truth. 'The Guardian Algorithms' bridges the gap between pure math and cutting-edge cyber defense. Step into the mind of a digital architect to decode the formulas that outsmart hackers, lock down infrastructure, and rewrite the rules of modern warfare. The future of security isn't coded—it is calculated.

  9. The iOS Interview Blueprint: Elite Edition (2026) , From Junior to Engineering Manager

    Most iOS interview books teach you the answer. This one shows you what a senior sounds like giving it: three versions of every answer, candidate, senior, and staff, side by side, so you can see the gap between correct and hired. 178 questions across six career levels, each with the follow-up that decides it and the red flag that ends the loop.

  10. Guide to Linux Device Mapper

    Device Mapper is the invisible engine behind LVM, LUKS, dm-verity, and thin provisioning — yet most engineers never look under the hood. This illustrated guide gives you the complete picture: from BIO remapping and mapping tables to real-world stacking patterns like LVM-on-LUKS and Android Verified Boot. 8 chapters, all visual, zero fluff.

  11. How EV Charging Actually Works
    How EV Charging Actually Works
    A guide to the technology, business, and operations of electric vehicle charging
    Charles O'Donoghue

    From "I know EVs exist" to "I know how this industry works", with no prior EV knowledge needed. The book the author wished he'd had in 2017.

  12. A System-Level Study of Hybrid Terrestrial–NTN Architecture for 6G-Ready Cellular Networks
    A System-Level Study of Hybrid Terrestrial–NTN Architecture for 6G-Ready Cellular Networks
    An Operator-Centric Performance, KPI, and Deployment Perspective
    ADEEL NAIM KHAN
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  13. Lessons Learned in Security Bug Bounty
    Lessons Learned in Security Bug Bounty
    A Guide to Strategies in Vulnerability Hunting
    Eusebiu Blindu

    Real lessons from real bug bounty work — focusing on what actually leads to vulnerabilities, not just theory.

  14. Android In The Real World
    Android In The Real World
    Android in the real world: Engineering Jetpack Compose, performance, architecture, and scale under real production constraints.
    Fabio Chiarani

    A senior level Android book about what actually breaks in production: Compose, performance, architecture, build systems, CI, and scale. Less “hello world”, more “keep it alive”.

  15. The Resilient Product Manager
    The Resilient Product Manager
    Getting through uncertainty, prioritization, and delivering business results under pressure
    GitforGits | Asian Publishing House

    The seven case stories in this book show how these companies dealt with situations that the usual approach didn't cover. Whether it was rethinking how to predict engagement, estimating demand in uncertain conditions, or containing operational breakdowns before they spiraled, the people behind these stories had to adapt quickly, think clearly, and act with purpose.